I Work as a Human in a Big Factory

Honeycomb Technology is one of the top 3 Internet companies in China. Here, "speaking in human language" is a disease that needs to be cured. "Having emotions" is a bug and needs to be fixed. "Getting off work on time" is rebellion and must be punished. Chen Mo, 29 years old, P6, has never been promoted after three years of employment. His HHI (Humanity Health Index) is as high as 89, the highest in the company - which means he is the least tool-like person and the most dangerous employee. Until one day, he discovered that Lin Shen, the founder of the HHI system, had connected himself to the server and turned into a "humanoid AI"; he discovered that CEO Zhang Wei had funded both the "Efficiency Sect" and the "Human Alliance"; he discovered that his closest colleague Su Qing was the leader of the Efficiency Sect, the "Gardener"... In this world where everyone is learning how to be less human, Chen Mo decided to be the last person standing. But is "being a human being" itself also a kind of performance? When "speaking human language" becomes a new slang, when "resistance" becomes a new system, when "freedom" becomes a new KPI - how can people still live? This is an absurd epic about "people". There is no system, no rebirth, no cheats. The only "superpower" is "so normal, so normal that it looks like a bug in this crazy workplace."